Monthly Archives: June 2026
Drug Crimes and Plea Bargains in Loudoun County
Trials resolve a handful of drug crime matters, mostly high-profile matters, Plea bargains resolve run-of-the-mill drug crime matters. Drug crimes certainly aren’t run-of-the-mill to defendants, but that’s the way society views them. This practice took hold in the late 1800s. Back in those days, the country was growing rapidly. But taxpayers didn’t want to… Read More »
What Are Some Non-Moving Violations in Virginia?
Minor parking or speeding tickets do not drastically affect a driving record or have high fines. However, a series of traffic violations over time can affect both your license and your insurance. Moreover, nonmoving violations are pretexts for police action. Even if you’re in a public parking lot, an officer can issue a citation… Read More »
Who Pays for a Truck Accident?
The shipping, transportation, or other company that owned the truck and/or cargo is financially responsible for victim compensation, at least in most cases. This compensation usually includes money for medical bills and other economic losses, and emotional distress and other noneconomic losses. Frequently, medical bills are the largest component of economic damages in a… Read More »
Authorities Remind Virginia Citizens About Texting While Driving
Law enforcement authorities have issued a reminder on Virginia laws for texting while driving, according to an article by the InsideNoVa. Citizens should be aware that cell phone use can also contribute to the criminal charge of reckless driving under certain conditions. In light of this reminder, it feels like a perfect time to… Read More »
Victims Mounting After Virginia Man Commits Indecent Exposure, Assault & Battery
After arresting a Virginia man on charges of indecent exposure and assault and battery, Arlington police have discovered at least one other victim and are searching for more, according to an article by WUSA. The man allegedly made unwanted physical contact with at least two women. In addition to groping victims, the man also… Read More »
Do Cops Do Anything for a Hit and Run?
Cops usually don’t do much for a hit and run. The typical hit-and-run crash involves no witnesses and little or no physical evidence. If someone got a good look at the wreck or substantial physical evidence, like part of the defendant’s vehicle, remained at the scene, the driver probably wouldn’t have fled the scene…. Read More »
